As of today, everyone can read Gravity of a Distant Sun in print and audio formats. I posted some spoilers in last month's blog post if you're still deciding whether to read it.

It's always bittersweet when one comes to the end of a story one loves. This is the longest I've ever stuck around with the same set of characters. I know more about Adda and Iridian than I know about some of my cousins, and I’m fond of the universe they live in. Things don’t work out well for everyone in it, but it’s got a lot of advantages over ours.

This trilogy has introduced me to lovely readers I never would’ve met just wandering the halls of the local sci-fi conventions, resources like the Illustrated Page’s Queer Science Fiction and Fantasy Book Database that I now use whenever I’m looking for my next evening read, and other authors who… Probably wish they hadn’t met me. I’m about as good as Adda with in-person socialization. This trilogy has been a hell of a ride. I appreciate everyone who made it possible and came along with me.

I’m curious to see what you think of the end of Iridian’s and Adda’s story! Feel free to review Gravity of a Distant Sun wherever you find it, and drop a note on my contact page if you like.